Nemo is such a wonderful Sporgy (cross between a Brittany Spaniel and a Corgi). He is a great watchdog, a faithful companion, and is loving with his family and friends. But Nemo has allergies! This morning, I got his chewy bones ready and I’m sure his tail wag meant thank you. Then, I put his […]
Jul 29, 2016
And the Sky Turned Green
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Peg has been reading (she actually never stops) and I’m glad to say she enjoys cozy mysteries, maybe best of all. Is that right Peg? One of her favorites is Gone with the Wool by Betty Hechtman. Peg is eagerly awaiting a new release by Leann Sweeney, The Cat, The Collector, and the Killer. According to Amazon, its […]
Jul 28, 2016
Worth Forgiving
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I am pleased to introduce you to the cover reveal for Worth Forgiving, the second book in the Wharton Rock series, by Janet K. Brown, a fellow Pen-L author. The book will release September 1 and pre-orders begin August 1. Follow this link to find out more about Janet and her books: www.Pen-L.com/WorthForgiving.html The state of Texas releases from […]
Jul 27, 2016
Wednesday Wanderings
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There’s nothing like a steaming mouthful of coffee to open one’s eyes. Whew! At least, I can be sure that my alimentary canal is now germ-free. A wonderful rain lulled me to sleep last night but here it is morning, and that memorable sip of coffee fully opened my eyes. This Wednesday morning’s post is chuck full of […]
Jul 26, 2016
That Pesky Roving Reporter
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Roving Reporter: I’m so glad I caught up with you, Blanche Manos. It has been a while since I’ve interviewed you and I’d like to know if anything has changed in your life. Any new books in the works? Me: I’m so glad you asked. Yes. In September, Pen-L Publishing will release the fourth Darcy […]
Jul 25, 2016
Fireside Chats
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The political scene is ramping up. Rhetoric gets hotter and hotter, sort of like the weather. Maybe we should have these conventions in the winter so candidates and their supporters could cool off. In fact, it’d save a lot of time and money, to say nothing of tempers, if they could just have a couple […]
